Convenience: Allows mothers to express milk at their convenience, especially when they are away from their baby.
Increased Milk Supply: Regular pumping can help stimulate and maintain milk production.
Flexibility: Enables other caregivers to feed the baby with expressed milk, allowing mothers to take breaks or return to work.
Storage: Allows for the storage of breast milk, ensuring the baby has access to it even when the mother is not around.
Relief from Engorgement: Helps relieve breast engorgement and discomfort by emptying the breasts.
Feeding Premature Babies: Essential for mothers of premature babies who may not be able to nurse directly.
Nutritional Benefits: Ensures that babies continue to receive the nutritional benefits of breast milk even when direct breastfeeding is not possible.
Health Benefits: an help reduce the risk of certain health issues for both mother and baby, such as mastitis for the mother and gastrointestinal infections for the baby.
